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Currently I am the VP of Blue Pelican Property Management in Wilmington, NC.

However, my main goal at this point and time in history is to preserve capital until the dust settles a little and I can see blue skies ahead.If you were one of my 5 Children or 14 Grand Children I would advise you to sit on the sidelines for a bit, take a chill pill and wait out the storm that lies ahead.

I've invested in a few crowdfunding deals but I would like to begin buying up small multi-family properties in my, somewhat limited, spare time.I come from a blue collar background, so I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty and I don't mind a good challenge. 

As an investor you have less stress, you don't have to where a yellow or blue blazer, no need to look for the balloon in the air and don't have to pay dues, attend meetings, meet a quota, do a coop with agents who take part of your commissionJust think no floor duty, no driving customers around to look at houses,  waste your time and gas. sap your energy and leaving you only to buy a property from their brother in law who just get their licenseOh YES, the freedom to make all the money your are worth, no need  for the hassle of finding listings, prospecting, floor duty.......oh the freedom that an investor has, oh the pleasure of sleeping late, making creative offers, doing subject to existing financing, delayed settlements, collecting assignment fees.....oh the sweet freedom of cash flow and free time.

I was a renter in Minneapolis for ~ 6 years, the biggest thing for me was location.I would gamble on the Blue Line Light Rail expanions, as it will allow better transport in and out of downtown to those further out.

My goal is to create a blue print and learn the basics so i can be proficient when the time comes to take action. 

Blue on white? 

Go Blue

On a price per Sq Ft basis these homes will "appear" expensive as they are certain costs that all homes pay, IE impact fees, ETC ETCI think this product (if marketed right) would benefit the lower end of the blue collar retiree spectrum, as they are essentially the size of a smaller mobile home.I also think millennials would love this product.